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The strange nature of non-linear paths There is often a quiet assumption that once you choose a path, you should follow it closely. Education systems, career advice, and even well-meaning mentors tend to reinforce the idea that progress is linear: pick a direction, specialise early, and minimise deviation. For many people, this works. It is safe, legible, and socially understood. But it is not the only way to build a meaningful or coherent body of work. When I was in secondar

Learning is not just about gathering facts — it is about asking the right questions, especially when you do not yet know what you do not know. From law to business to game development, my journey has shown that curiosity, critical thinking, and knowing when to pause are essential tools for deep learning and discovery.